The family feud

A family feud is probably not something you'd expect to see in your average theatre.

So, it's pretty surprising to hear that Bizzarri once became spectator to an-all out fist fight, right in front of the big screen.

"Hand to God, there were two families that fought each other in front of the IMAX theatre [showing of Toy Story 4]," explained Bizzarri.

The fight was prompted by some comments made between the two groups which escalated into a multi-generational brawl.

According to Bizzarri, there was a father punching the other father, grandparents being kicked in the groin and a wife pulling other's hair, in a battle that apparently went on for "five minutes until security came and broke it up."

"It was the most absurd thing I have ever seen," Bizzarri said.

The apocalypse

Being out in the middle of a storm can feel a little dangerous, but being in the theatre during a power outage can feel downright apocalyptic, according to Bizzarri.

He recounts that in the middle of a "terrible storm," his theatre's ceilings would drip water.

"There was one time when the power went out," he recounted.

"It was dark everywhere," he said. "It felt like an apocalypse."

Talk about spooky!

"Too much fun"

Meanwhile, apparently, there have been numerous times Bizzarri has experienced people getting, well, busy when those lights go out.

The theatre employee recounted one particular experience that took place during his time at a smaller theatre chain.

During one of his first few weeks on the job, he walked into a screening of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo where there were only two patrons in the theatre... and they were engaged in some 18+ behaviour.

"I walk[ed] in on this guy [giving oral sex] to this girl," he explained.

"I was like 'Oh my God!' and ran out."

After telling his manager what happened, Bizzarri was tasked with telling them to stop.

They noticed him the second time he came in and stopped what they were doing.

"I went to them [and was] like 'Guys, the movie theatre is for having fun, but you guys are having too much fun,'" he recounted.

"They didn't laugh at that."

But, after that confrontation, he checked on them every 30 minutes and the frisky couple remained chaste.

"They were sitting in their seats, legs crossed and not even talking."

And apparently, this isn't the only time he's walked in on someone getting down in the theatre, either!